The enchanting ethereal Estonian fairy of the arts, Kitty Florentine, channels her boundless creativity through a kaleidoscope of expressive forms. With an uncanny ability to craft cinematic, atmospheric soundscapes and evoke deep emotions through her music, she is a force to be reckoned with. When you step into Kitty Florentine’s realm, prepare for a whirlwind of experiences – from euphoric dance-floor moments to soul-stirring dramatics, heartfelt tears, and captivating antics.

Kitty has mesmerized audiences internationally, with several standout performances in New York, including a sold-out show as part of the Performa Biennal 2023 program with sculptor Kris Lemsalu and a recent performance at The World Trade Center in collaboration with Estonian Design House and The Canvas space. She has also performed at Eurosonic 2024, Europe’s largest showcase festival, and took the stage at MENT Ljubljana 2024. Her performance at SZIGET 2024, alongside some of the biggest names in the music industry, marked yet another significant step in her growing global presence. She has also supported renowned acts like Hatari (IS) and Fever Ray (SW) and performed at prestigious festivals like Øyafestivalen in Oslo, Sicily Music Conference in Catania, Liveurope in Prague, What’s Next in Music in Vilnius, several times in Budapest at A38 ship and in Milan at Santeria.

In addition to her international appearances, she has locally performed at some of Estonia’s most prominent festivals, including SUME (featuring NOËP), Intsikurmu, Station Narva, and Tallinn Music Week. She hosted a sold-out solo concert at Tallinn’s legendary venue Sveta Bar, where she presented her debut album “Maladaptive Daydream” to over 200 people. Kitty was honored with the Raadio 2 Debut Artist of the Year award, and her album was nominated for Indie/Alternative Album of the Year at the Estonian Music Awards 2023.

This concert is supported by Liveurope – the first pan-European initiative to support concert clubs in their efforts to host concerts by emerging European artists. Liveurope is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.